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ARITHMETIC.
B. a. ALLEN, Examiner.
ETIMK-a h.

What the rule teaching hmetc? What is the
analytic methods Which do you prefers Why
2 A, B. and partnership. contributed si20 $780,
they gained s2o0 of which received $780, find AS share of The
gain and the contributed by c.
The time II the time to midnight find the
time
Divide $500 between that AS share may be sOo
less than twice B's
BY selling b much is gained by selling
at 20 b what q is gained by selling at 32 els. b
diving left $6000 to be divided
his widow. and daughters that each will
much daughter the widow $500 than all
d and daughter.
man having spent So Than of his money! had
than 1-5 left; how many dollars had he at fg
s. oke bought 81 coal stock 1885, dvi
end OF 5i and then sold the stock for l09 how did he
gam?
g. and trade; puts 5000 no. $500 for
mo- they draw out capital and profit the of 81 900
what fch mans share?
TO- If had been So gam have 16 more
what Was the gain %
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GEOGRAPHY.
T. NJ. GORDON, Examiner
J. W. FILING. Examiner.

Upon what the progress of people civilization depend
g What mounans State the principal uses of mount
g. What and where the oowing:-lndds Manila Ceylon
Torres Tchads
Name The different ferns of precipitation Name the different
classes of clouds.
from the largest to the second largest
city in Europe.
the continents in ORDER first to second as to
population.
z Gveihe population of ASIA It's political divisions capital OF
each. and bound India.
What geysersg Name three noted regions
and population of Hooking county Bound the
township you live in.
outline map Ohio locating the principal rivers
and five largest cities
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English Spawn L,niment re-
moves all H,rd. Soft, or CaIlous=
ed Lumps and BIcmishes from h"r-
ses. Blood SPAWN, Curbs. Splin's
Sweeney. Siifles. Sprains. Sore and
Swollen Throat, Coughs. etc. Save
$50 by use OF one bottle. War
ran'ed. Sold by F. uARRrNGToN
Druggist, Logan. Ohio.
Aug /, ST. yr.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-22

USE only skin-success soap.
which is approved by Physicians as
pure, non irritant and healing.
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NO OTHER toilet soap possess
ess the same desirable and sent ia
medical and sanaliv, qualities nr
SKIN Succes Soap It preserve
and soitens the Skin.
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Is most valuable food and
medicine. Ii creates an appetite
for food. Strengthens the nervous
system and builds up the body.
1t is prepared IN a palatable
form and prescribed universally
by physicians. Take no other.
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TO SAVE HIS LIFE,

Married one of the dusky virgins Of
the forest, and although lie bcca ME
an Indian good enough for all prac
tical purposes, his cantors did not
have sufficient confidence in him to
impart to him all their valuable se=
crets. Twice a year the Indians
would makea pilgrimage somewhere
among the rocks and hills of Queer
Greek and briHg back silver and
lead ore. Snider would always he
LETT at the cave, in which is 4 large
stone rearly level on top. and in
which which were two holes abou
nine inches in diame'cr and tvs
feet 1eep. These holes, 1t Is sal
were used for smelling purposes ana
there can be no doubt as to the
truth of the statement. for ashes t.
the depth of more han ten feet Sill
remain in thu cave. The silver or,
WAS usually sold TO other tribes .li.
the half breed had in his pnssessi"
when he died a coin which he al
ways maintained WAS made from
the ore found in thct vicinity. The
Indian vie was aimost as silent a.
TO The location of these mines as the
rest of the tribe. After the coun
try became settled by the whites
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-22

SKIN AND SCALP diseases can
be cured by Palmer's Skin success.
Soap clsanses. ointment heals.
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ing a large cave. But the unwri
ten history as told by the present
inhabitants of the neighborhood is
what makes the place of more than
ordinary interest. 1t was here, ac
cording to tradition, that q brave
tribe OF Indians long had its head
quarters it was here that the red
devils laid their p!a.ls to extirmln-
ate the white settlers it was here
they brought their unfortunate cap
tives and drove the stake for their
destruction. and as the fagots blaz-
ed round their victims they heard
their oying shrieks y ith strange de-
light, as Ihough it were sweet nu-
sic to their savage ears. When they
were finally overcome by the too
numerous white men and were drIv-
on from their rocky Businesses the
place remained tenantlcss tor
awhile" and then became the rende-
vuus for bahG of bold. bloody rob-
bers, and somew here in the vicini-
ty they hid their treasure, large
quantity of which it is supposed was
never taken awav. When the rob
bers departed tie spirits of Indian
chiefs and murdered white men and
women wandered over the hills and
among the rocks, and many red
warrior. adorned with pant and
feathers. carrying string of fresh
scalps, and bleeding, scaIpless wo-
men have been seen by the belated
traveller. But the ghosts, too, have
long since stolen silently away. and
now few broken dishes. an cd
ce cream freezer. empty beer and
whisky bottles, plainly tell that the
merry Fourth of July and Sunday
school plcnickers have been the lat
est occupants. and when The long
looked Cor railroad is built up this
narrow valley then will no doubt
come the hotel man.
There died near this place few
months ago, a Mr.. Spider, who was
supposed to be nearly hundred
years old. He was genuine half
breed, according to his own story
and as his looks would indicate
His father was captured by the In
dians, and,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-22

ECZEMA OF FACE. scalp or
body speedily cured by Tie unfail
ing Skin Success Ointment. The
purity of Skin maintained by Skin
Success Scar.
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ORTHOGR.4PHY.
B. H. ALLEN, Examiner.

B. H. ALLEN, Examiner
How dphthongs there2 How sounds do they
representa-
BY what is the principal sound syllable produceds
g. When "b" slent2 Give examples.
Daine:-parase nnc us, nundate, integral fabricae.
g. Spell correctly rehus omnishant ef oraszs
bIkabrak kaleidoscope, ureca. osiorus compliance.
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Legal Not ce.

James Lee MasSie, whose place of resi-
dence : unknown. late oflronton, Ohio.
will take notice that on the 10th day oi
September, \. . ID. 1857 in the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Hooking county, Ohio, where
the action is now pending, being case No
1872, the al derSiSned, al.ey Jane MaSSie,
filed her petition against salu James Lee.
MaSsie, prayiH. tor divorce :rom him be
cause OF his williul absence from Iers or
more than three years last past, and fIr
restoration of her fOrper name OF Ale
Jane Sh!uglcr and for the custody of their
minor child. Lola MasS;e. aged eight years.
and for her costs and re lsonaSle attorney
fees, ANA Tor all proper relief.
The said james Lee MaSsic is required to
answer the etition in the SAID action mol
later than six 90 weeks alter The 22d day of
y. u. 1887, the date of the first
publication of this notice. or such divorce
and relief may i've grantcd
ALLEY JANE MASSIE.
Wright & Lowry, Attys ior Petitioner.
Sept. 23-6w
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EAST BOUND.

"Trains run daily. iDaily except Sun.
day. tOIiiy except Saturday.
Accor' mOdation Leaves S indusky at 200
p. M. daily, except Sunday, and arrives al
Columbus 7:IJ p. III.
accommodation leaves Newark at 500 g.
m, daI ~. except Sunday Arrive aIZ,nes-
Vile at 5:4s; Wheeling e:35; Piitsburg 1: 0
p. IN.
Accommodation leaves Columbus at A:55
p. III. Arrives at Zanesyiile T-,t5 u. Il. daily,
except Sunday.
Accommodation leaves Columbus Mt co
a: M, daily, except Sunday. Arrives ut
Il III.
Sleeping and Dining Cars on all Through
Trains.
I. LORD. W. L. REPPERT,
GehI Pass Agent, Div Pass Agent,
Baltimore, Sid. Columbus, o.
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gularly enough never entirely dries
up. The continual flow of water
and the great force with which il
Gescends has worn a basin a hundred
feet in diameter deep enough, and
always containing Il sufficient
amount of water in which TO float a
kiff. This small lake. with IFS Gle. r
water, almost surrounded bv high
rocks and steep hills, "pon which
grow hemlock. pine. cedar and dark
green laurel, presents scene pleas
ing to lock uron. This place has
been christened Cedar Falls. No
strange or wierd tales have ever
been told regarding this beautiful
place, no marks supposed to be the
handiwork of the long departed
Indian, ami nothing of an extraor-
diary nat"re was ever known To
happen until the summer of 1854.
when
RUNBLING AND SHAKI.G
Was heard and felt like unto an
earthquake. An investig ation
showed that some rocks had moy.
ed 4 little out of place. Gong
down the stream five or six miles
pne comes to Ash Cave. This place
is like Cedar Falls in few respects
and unlike it in many. The chief
life. enca in the formation is That
he h,g!, roc! projects foi ward. form
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-22

M The coming Presidential year will be
one OF the most important in the history
of the Democratic party. "rhe Weekly
Post" will give the history of the year COM
plste. week by week. 1t Will be a year oi
great conventions, OF great political aciiV-
ity in Stale and Nation; ST Presidential
nominations; OF n tremenGouslL active
and aggressive Democratic campaign, and
we believe ofa glorious victory
The Weekly Post " i'll give all the news:
In its Il pages and 81 columns will be found
that careful variety of reedins that inter-
ests the man of business, the farmer, TIE
politician, the student and pre-eminently
the family and household circle.
Address,
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: Just rereIved Il supply of corned
Eoef and Ham, Sausage at Andy
uoll ir's.
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c0tt'S Emulsion Of Pur,
'ad Liver Oil, With Hypophosphite

'H General De5;t:!y, Emac;at;oH
C0aS.!u,t,;oi, Ga:d Wasting
in Children.
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Taxes for the Year 1887



of heh
County
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IN ALL CASES of pimI,l" er-
nptions the salutary effect OF Skin
Success Soap is quickly apparent.
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LGGAl
SCI|OOI, EXAMINERS
MEETINGS.

Village will hold regular meetings fer the
Examination of applicants for tsashers
certificates. .as..follows,viz:
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On the Third Wednesday of Feb
ruary. April. June. August,
)ctoher and December.

atthe Office of the Superintendent. In het
School BTi!dIng of said Village, commss
cingat 10 O'Clock, q. IN. OF each lay.
BY order OF Exani ,rs,
J. H. DYE Pre- s6erl1.
All. WILSON CLERK. Jun a.
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of
or he
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when Aforesaid
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W County
Of
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applicant detected in giving receiving aid IN any wa
shall be deprived of the privilege before The Board
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
Artesian w ellis.

4 correspondent OF the Gazette
talks of the artesian wells in Spanish
Springs Valley;
There are twenty-one artesian
wells in active operation at
Spanish Springs Valley, and keep
large tanks constantly filled with
the sparkling liquid, which is ex-
tracted from the bosom OF nature
through alkali, granite and sand
formations. 1t struck me at once
that town which can. successfully
supply itself with water through
such process-going down into the
bowels of nature only about l75
feet and at a cost comparatively, of
$40 900 for the whole number of
wells mentioned, has no cause to
complain "a TO its future, only the
dilatoriness of its ci liens. As to
railroad advantages, it enjoys ev-
cry facility needed. The % produc-
ed i'm the rich mines in the neigh
borhood is crushed in the mills now
being operated 10y the enterprlsing
men who have cast their fortunes
with the country they are SO sue
cessfully developing 1t is rlty
Nevada has so long been confounded
with California. Here. as l said
above, is a pratical fact demonstra-
ted"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
The Case Exactly.
The Hawthorne Bulletin sa,,

The Hawthorne Bulletin says
1t seems that Carson is enjoying
a season of sensational immortality,
and the APPEAL, in calling attention
to the xickedness of some citizens,
has aroused the ire of other papers
that take delight in being foremost
among the hounds if they can lead
off, but declare the hunt a failure if
they are not in front. 1t may be
that too much was said about the
matter, bnt there can only be the
question OF inclination in making
the exposure. Those who are not
in sympathy with the criminals do
not feel any violent anger towards
the papers that tell the story. 1t is
true that many think that such
things should be suppressed as
noiselessly as possible, but if a
crime is committed the man who
speaks against it in good faith does
nothing that jnstifies hatred or
abuse from any one bat the crimi-
nails or their sympathizers.
The mngwump newspaper is fret
ting itself over the Carson trouble
apparently gratuitously over the
loss oil reputation which Carson has
suffered. Some time ago it gave a
petulant squeak alter the Bulletin
had made some mild remarks rela-
tive to garden thieves. There was
curious suggestion of sympathy
for the bad boys in the squeak, but
there is really no logical reason for
the believing that its squeal over
the Carson nasiiness Is prompted
by anything worse than dislike tor
the paper that made it public, and
a desire in its weak way to- say
something disagreable.
In connection with the above from
the Bulletin we will state that so
far the best people of the city have
thanked the APPEAL for its work and
no pure-minded mo her of Il pure
minded daughter has taken tie
slightest offense
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
A Queer Excuse.

A queer story is floating about
town of a married man who called
at house at half past nine at night
to induce the mother of an eight
year-old girl to allow her to go with
HIM on the plea that he wanted her
to watch" by the bedside of sick
man. A lady present happened to
know that the sick man already
had two attendants, and the fellows
excuse didn't work. He has been
at the house several times since on
various pretexts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
ALL SOR rs.

Wizard Oil at Geo. Thaxter's
TO RENT OR FOR SALE-House
and lot. Call at the Arlington
House. novltf
Sheriff Williams of Genoa
brought Lehman to the State Prison
yesterday.
John Piper has leased the Old
Theater for two years, and will re-
build the stage.
Eva GREENWOOD p.ead guilty in
the District Court yesterday and
will be sentenced to-day.
John Sutherland indicted for
burglary pleaded guilty and will be
sentenced ut 10 O'Clock to-day.
-WANTED-A large crowd at the
Opera House Skating Rink on Sat
nrday evening. For particulars APP
ply to Gordon 6; Fryer, sole propri-
etors.
Attachments amounting to ov..
er 5000 900 were granted today by
Judge Donohue in three suits
brought against Alderman Bros,
of San Francisco.
Tho Women's Art and Indus
trial Association will meet at the
Arlington Parlors on Saturday at 2
p. NJ. Every member is requested
to be present. BY order of Mrs.
Bender, President.
The Belmont Courier says:
John Wllke, who recently returned
from trip to New York City, paid
$50, 900 for his experience with
Bunko thieves, instead of $11 900
as heretofore announced.
1t has been decided by the Cir
cult Court tor the county of Lenawe,
Michigan, that it is lawful to hug
a girl if the girl is willing. A GER
tain school teacher brought suit for
damages against couple of fellows
because he heard they reported that
he had his arms around girl. The
court decided that report of that
kind did a man no harm, that if he
really did hug the girl he committed
no offense, and that he had no right
to kick If the lady didn't.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
Another Glue.

Another link In the chain of evil
dence against DINING is the let
ter he shows as having received
from Benhayon. The number of
the street was %, and the abrevia-
ton emo" was not used, but in
stead thereof four crossed lines,
such as children make on a
slate in playing criss-cross. This
sign is used in commercial circles
to express "number," instead of
"No." DINING was brought up
in store where that sign was used,
and always used it. Dozens of let
tiers are produced directed by Ben
hayon, and all use the abreviation
"No." This goes to show that
Demming addressed the letter to
himself in Benhayon's handwriting,
to account for his presence in the
room. It had a special delivery
STAMP on it, but the evidence shows
that DINING carried it nearly a
day before he opened it. He had
no curiosity tc open it; he already
knew Its contents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
Card from the BOdie Miners,
Union.

HALL OF BoDIE MINERS UNIoN.)
BoDIE, Cal, Oct. 20. 1887.
At a meeting of the Bodie Miners
Union, held in their hall on the
afternoon OF October 81, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Hugh O'Hara, of
Bodie, Cal, ex-Financial Secretary
of the Bodie Miners Union has
been found guilty of embezzling the
funds of the Union; and whereas
Hugh O'Hara was duly tried and
convicted of said charge by a Com
mittee composed of members OF
this Union; therefore, be it
Resolved, That Hugh O'Hara,
ex-Financial Secretary of the Bodie
Miners Union, be forever expelled
from membership IN this organlza-
ton; and be it further
ResoIUed, That all Miners Unions
and labor organizations of the Pa
cifio Coast be notified and appraised
of the action of this Union in the
matter of the trial and expulsion of
said Hugh O'Hara on the above
charge of embezzlement.
A. GRAHAM, Pres.
L. J. CoCHRANE, Rec. Sec.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


THE ASSESSME EMF TAX.ROLL
u ofOrmsby County for the year
1887 having been delivered to me by the
county Auditor, notice is herebv given
that the state. County and City Taxes
are now due and payable at my office,
and the law in regard to their coliec-
ton will be strictly enforced.
All taxes not paid on or before the
third Monoay in November (2D will be-
come delinquent and 10 per cent will
be added. j COB TOBRINER.
Ex-officio Tax Receiver.
larson, New, ct. 17tn, 1887.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04

.Wheelman . ball on the 18th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
UngentlemanIy Treatment.

Joe Goodman, of California, re-
Gently wrote a letter, in which he
extolls the climate and resources OF
Nevada. Mr.. Goodman lived many
years in this State, and knows
whereof he speaks. In our opin-
ion, when a resident of California
booms Nevada he ought to expect
decent treatment from the press of
the State. Instead OF this, a Vir-
ginia City paper, the Report, de-
votes half a column of abuse to
him. Joe Goodman needs no
defenders in Virginia City, any
more than Nevada climate needs
defenders where it is known.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04

w. A. Welmer has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Lake City,
Mendocino county.
Dan German was dubbed to
death by two Mojave Indians at The
Needles Monday evening in drunk
en- row.
"A drunken man sitting in the
culvert at Yountville yesterday was
struck by passing locomotive and
1t was not supposed he could live.
N. Barton confessed to burning
! his own house for the insurance
and was yesterday sentenced in Col
ton to six years in the Penitentia-
ry.
-Truckee is getting subscriptions
to properly celebrate the aniversa
ry of the exodus of the Chinese
from that town two years ago.
The Northern Pacific bridge
over the Nat'hez river was fired by
tramps the other day. The engin-
eer on the east-bond train discover
ed it just in time to avoid wreck.
-. Il. Cooley, a dry-goods deaf
er of Grass Valley, made an assign
nent yesterday TO James w. Coo
ley, his brother, for the benefit
o. his creditors. Liabilities sc, 900;
assets nearly the same.
William Lavies, the Postmas-
ter OF San Diego, was yesterday
convicted OF battery on B. B. Will
lians, editor of the Bugle, week
ly Prohibition paper, ard sentenced
by Judge Harverly to pay fine of
81.
The Board of Education of
Sacramento decides that after De-
ceiaber LIST no public school build
ing shall be used for Sabbath
schools on Sunday The abuse OF
the rooms is the grounds for this
action.
Henry Colby, Waterman for
the Milton Mining Company, near
Graniteviile, Nevada county, shot
aud killed Joseph Girard, yesterday,
whom Colby declares he detected
IN setting fire to lumber belonging
to the company.
Yesterday fire destroyed the
large frame business block in East
Los Angeles, owned by Matthew
Fitzgibbons. The losses are: Fitz-
gibbons 81 900, Bovee saloon 81 :
200, Cohn & Riech, butchers, $3.50 ;
Mrs. Merry, dressmaker. $3.50;
Glib. fruit store, 1915; New Eng
land Bakery, slight loss. The total
insurance is about 81, 900.
A movement is on foot to in
duce an Eastern syndicate to huili
a railroad from Eureka, Humboldt
county, to iGtersect the California
and Oregon Railroad at Cottonwood,
Shasta comfy Such a railroad
would open up the vast redwood
timber belt line, besides placing
Cottonwood Valley within one hun
dred miles OF the seaboard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
Found Guilty.

The jury in the trial of Geo.
Campbell on the charge of rape,
returned verdict of guilty as charg-
ed in the indictment and recon-
mended him to the mercy of the
Court. He will be called up for
sentence on Monday, Nov. 14th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
Death of d. o. Aakison.

A telegram from San Fran
cisco announces the death of
D. o. Addison in that city yester-
day morning. The remains will ar
rive in Virginia City this morning,
and the funeral will take place from
the Odd Fellows building vt 8
O'Clock r. n.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
November 4. 1887.
4rOCK-.

Ophir-7s
Mexican Il 90
Gould & Curry Is
Con. Cal. & Va.-16!
Savage-6a
Chollar 81
Hale & Norcross-3 80
Grown Point-Ss
Belcher-Sa
Seq. Belcher-5
Exchequer-1 so
North Belle Isle-10
Yellow Jacket-5s
Sierra Nevada 20
Best & Belcher-6s
Overman-2 40
Union-3 20
Scorpion-7Jc
Potosi-5s
Beuton-3 81
Bodice
Bullion-2
Utah. Isl
Justice so
Andes-l 35
Caledonla-60c
Bulwer-90c
MonO-i IS
BALTIMORE 05
ConSdence-10
Julia-;i5c
Alta 50
Peer less-1 IS
Challenge 2 so
Kentucky
Alpha 75
Commonwealth-2 IS
Found Treasure-2 10
Silver Hill-35r
Lady Washington-95c
Nevada Queen %
Pioneer-25c
Iowa-35c
Navajo Queen -35
Con. Pacific-20c
Imperial 3 IS
Tuscarora -40c
West @. Point-60c
Mt. Diablo-4 80
Weldon 10
Navajo 10
Tioga-15c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-04
Grand Auction sale.

M. Cohn will sell his entire stock
at auction commencing Monday
evening Nov. 1887, in the large
hall over the store, and continue
every evening until the goods are
all sold. His stock is new, and ev-
erything of the latest style. The
sale is on account of a change in
the firm to take place Jan. /. See
his new ad. in t6-morrow's paper.
Tho Boskowitz Bros. are in